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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-20
Yet another Cottage to Lot or Lease for a
Term OF Years.

On Liliha street, Il short distance above
King; fine location on u gentle slope,
having the full advantage of the valley
treezes; cozy, convenient, well appoint
cd, large yard. An opportunity not Of.
ten presented.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-20
Employment Department

Employment Department.
Situations wanted by
Cooks.
Driqers,
HOsilers,
Painters,
And other classes of help.
Custom House Brokers,
Money Brokers.
Books kept & written up.
Accounts collected,
Conveyancing,
Property managed
for absentees.
2S Merchant Street. 9
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
Early Fruit, of Prohibiiion.


At an carly stage of the pending
campaign the HAMMER declared,
th"t the III 4SSortcd unIoh between
the church ana the prohibition party
'ouid result IN nothing but dcmorAIi-
cation and disaster to both. 1t be-
lIeVed then, as ltknoWs now, that the
ecr'esHsticnI party TO the compact
must -uiler from the inevitable secu-
iau1aiion thni would follow; aud that
the political member OF the alliance
would Mt every town find its parry
tactics Ih"hrted by the hare Drained
councils OF Us allies The campaign
Is not yet oN'r the comOalahtS IN
iaci are Just becoming warmed up To
serious work Ltt 1t be well remem-
oer'u' 'h"' " poil''eA' party never De-
'o'''' lAoroughly gwen over to 'lSh-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

OF the United states lays aside the
manhood of - Inc to charge his for
mor associates ~ "bOodicmcn." One
answer applies to all this the answer
il dcsctves Those who'sre, themselves
mean and venal, necessarily attribute
mean aud venal motives to Others.
That tie decenty of the state ever
permitted such a canvas to be waged.
will be matter of wonder to the fu.
ture readers of its political history.
The churches, too, are being rent
with internal ieuds Men who aid
in the building of houses of worship
and in the support of the ministry, at
least such a- have not lost their heads
in the craze of the day, do not attend
church 20 hear political ,ermons, no
matter ON which side they fall. With
in the tortnighta Baptist church ut
san Antonio and Christian congre-
cation at Cleburue has each lest IL
pastor, thcr by discharge or rcsig-
nation. quite naturally, the man
who ordinarily Is cburch.gocr, bat
who is not a protesting christian,
does not wi.h TO 20 10 church TO
hear himself ard his political creed
denounced. an hc stays at home SO
that the church is losing its moral
power on all classes, in attempting to
accomplish that which It's own creed
and all philosophy condemn "a unjust
aud impracticab'c. These are some
Of the lr.t fruit, and they have
come TO maturity carrier thuu Tnr
ENA,uNER anticipated The forcing
plan always brings harvest close upon
the heels of seed timo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

From pr. \rch Cochran,
Citizen: TO uncle Hcmus passing
by II say, Uncle linmus, what have
YOU got III that basket
nclc Rcmu-: "puppics sab"
Citizen; "What kind of puppies Z"
Uuclo Remu>; "prohibition pup
pies, sah.'
Ciuleu: TO same few days later
"lnclc Remus, what have you got in
that basket"
Uncle Rcmus: "puppics, sab"
Citizen What kind of puppies -
Uncle Rcmus: "Anti.prohibition
puppies. sah.'
Citizen: "Why, you told me II few
days ago that they were prohibition
puppies"
Unclc Romus: Oats so. boss; but
they've got their eyes open now
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMIT!
-oF
AUTHORIZATION

Geo. Clark, chairman, waco. .
&. W. Tate and viii LAMBERT Il"
ctarles, Waco, ,.,
First Di,tiict-W. l.. DousIS"
chairman, ID Beaumont. ..,,
Second Distriet-W. W sPan,%,
chairman, d., Henderson; a. ~ 4'D'
ley, chairman, II Henderson, l..
Third District-W. ii, Pope cI t,i,.
man, -, Marshall; +. f. Dennis cn'''
man, H., Marshall. ~ rad,
Fourth District-George !; Iyn
chairman, d., Jefferson; W. l. W."
sham, chairman. r., Jefferson. h.i,.
Fifth District. ID. Peteet, Cn nns,
man. d., sulphur Springs; | foPP'
chairman, r., Greenville, ,.r.ot
Sixth District-Csne Jo inr.o,
chairman, ID, Tyler; j. f. Anu'''
chairman, Il Tyler. Wants
seventh Disirict-R- r. a."
chairman, d., Wills Point; chair
Eighth District-G. ID, Neal -"
man, d., Navasota, -. chslr
Ninth District-W II. CrahM Ale,
man, d., Houston; ltchar"
chairman, r., Houston. yleberl
Tenth District-M. u, n ,nsl Al
chairman, d., Galveston; oaii'
ton, chairman, r., Galveston Alles
Eleventh District-R. DE- Teprl
chairman, d.. HallettsvllIe' ~
Green, r., Columbus, r shelbura'
Twelfth District. H. 81 Mulls'
chairman, D., Bellville; iieh'!
hartman, r., Brennan. # Gr
Thirteenth District-H' )"
wood, chairman, d., Bsstrop'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Special Lispetch to The Exsm,a"cd'
FL PAso, July I'D A..
ridge, a citizen ofSilver Civ w.I
gagged in merchandise in tho ""A
FL Vale, state of Chihuahua. wv
Recently a charge of murder wy
fercd against him, the same .l,' 10y
have been committed in Nav S,geitl
The Mexican authorities ltAt
qucstCd TO arrest aud hold V.g u
tradition papers were securoS q
did arrest him and treated bin. ie
tally by striking him over thu n ".
with sword and thrusting !. he.
his legs. They then placed y 'a'
Jail where he was kept a nom, p,a \
an officer from Silver CITY wan, way
him and carried him to ths, 'i'
where he was tried aud acon;.N'
breckenridge has now zone ~ ' w.
sui Judge Brigham, of Pa,n| w
Norte to lntercede with the NAV.
the town OF E!Nalle for the re:, ~,
lion of his property w I
amounted to about $4,000 and ws'
was seized nj the time of his s,r' .
Judge Brigham today wrote to ,
governor OF Chahuahua, complain
OF. the treatment by the Amer.
citizen. and asking an lnve,,iv',;
of the case aud return %,
property. Tho ca @A ais,
reported by CONSUL Brigmsn
Washington.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

From The Alyarado Bulletin.
The WACO EXAMINER robs our Ben
Chambers Of his laurels when it
speaks OF DR.. Young as an eX-
candidate for vice president. No.
Bro. Barlow, DR.. Young wears no
wjthercd laurel-, He has been too
sharp to let the boys retire him by
placing on his shoulders an empty
honor The good doctor is II rank
hereto, but he Amt anybody's fool
and as y leader of the crowd that can
make figure, rad like continued
story amt tell Il no "a true as the Ara.
bian Nights he is happier than ii he
was cmbalmcd it, history rs the second
mau in "the graudc-t old party on
EARTH sic had rather be lrst on
earth than end IN tho seventh
heaven. He mover has and never will
dcsett u friend III trouble and knows
his party couldn't live In Texas IL day
without him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

his word but 10 90 to the bible.
Man obtained his right to make
and drink wine from divine authority.
Noah drank wine. The apostles
drank wine. Christ commanded it TO
be drank TO commemorate his mem
DRY. He quoted freely from the bible,
to sustain his position. lie believed
the attempt to prohibit the manufac-
ture Of vine was direct blow at the
teachirg OF the Saviour aud he be-
lieved the teaching of the Saviour
correct. 1t is left to the modern pro.
hibionist to contradict the teachings
of the bible III the manufacture of
wine. lie believed it WAS the good
ness of God that reformed men and
not constitutional amendments"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

From The NOM Ludeor
CrauiiIl say. the pros vote as they
pray. 4 citizen of MeXia says they
don't drink H. they vote though, and
adduces right good proof of the fact.
In the first election which adopted
the law in this county by such big
majority there were ouly 700 auti
votes, and if Only Those voters had
been in the ha5. Of drinking, it is
certain not one third OF the whisky
would OF been sold in Limestone. 1t
would be physical lmposibility for
these 700 men to consume 80 much,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
Carroll Get, "a ynnrl, Lecture.

Evidently the Bolton Reporter -
not Of that class of prohibition jour
ma which will see nothing but good
in the pubic acts and expressions OF
the -tumpers OF is party and moth
ing but evil IN those OF it, adversary.
In It's issue Of the 18th, it editorially
reviews the unpleasant incidents Of
the Waco Carroll-Mills debate, broad
" admitting that Or. Carroll had
both sought the occasion and pro
vokcd the unpleasantness, and taking
him roundly to task therefor. "The
occasion" says the article, "belonged
to Colonel Mills 1t was one OF his
appointments, and DR., Carroll had no
right tc complain, rs he did, al the
position assigned him in the speak =
ing. We think that DR..
Carroll did wrong in critic.ling the
ancient record of Colonel Mills, when
1t was not pertinent to the issues they
were discussing. In doing SO, he
opened the arena for persona, con-
test, which Mills was not slow to nc
cept Had the matter
ended here no serious damage would
have been done. But III his second
speech Carroll evoked all the powers
of his great ability in the use of bitter
personal invectiyes.'
Then follows the corner grocery
doggorcl which provoked from Colo
mel Mills the rctort OF which DR., Car
roll and hi- friends complain OF that
retort, it may be aid that 10 wa, like
in kind with the proyocation, and ii
II was seycrcr In decree, 1t cannot be
imputed to Colonel Mills rs a wan
tonnes, since he met his antagonis 81
with weapons of his own choosing
and vanqu he'd him on field OF his
own selection.
The Reporter deplores The occasion
as must all who remember the
Old tImo chivalrc courtesics
of debate but it &, at the same time
candid to admit that, all circumstances
considered, Dr, Carol is chorgab!c
with the major portion of the breach
DR.. Burleson has read one eXorta-
ton to neutrality-suspicious., THE
EXAMINER Is not entitled 10 speak cN
cathedra-b1Ing simple layman-
but it trusts to be pardoncd tor say,
ing that the cXpartc methods OF pull.
pit argument will not at all answ Ell
tor the hustiugs. The license of the
pulpit permits the preacher to apply
10 sin and sinner, any and all handy
opithcts, because they are there used
in II generic and, So to speak, Pick.
wickiau sense ButWhen the preacher
comes out into the wicked world AZ,
fires the explosives at the lud yidua
men, which he hurls from the sacrcD
desk Mt men in mass, he must not cr,
ont Sanctuary when the return
shot begins to make music in The air
lfthey hammer, they must expect {,
be hammered back. To make % new
iaptaliOn of the Old story, Carroll T.
the kid who keeps up n humping o
his brother, and Is at thu Same tim,
crying out, MA, come here to Rogor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
80, " hat
From thu TeHarEana Times.

From the TeKarkana Times.
The Paris News inuoccutly inquiries,
"if Mills made ore votes for prohi-
bition than DR.. Carroll, what is the
Waco Advance abusing him for:'
Yea, what is he abusing him for
When we remember that this query
comes from "a staunch prohibition
paper. it can he readily seen that even
the prohibs are becoming Disguised
with Crau's coarse aud uncouts mode
OF warfare.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

-iycly gratifying that on the antiprohi-
bition side we have everywhere the
same manifestations OF confidence
Our people and speakers are intent,
confident, calm, self-possessed aud
sure Of great victory on the 4th Cf
August. In confirmation of this they
point to actual count and actua, COM
parison Of strength which leaves no
sort of doubt. on the other hand tie
prohibitionists are sure OF nothing,
can point TO no single safe county, aud
with only here aud there n solitary
I prohibition precinct. Their speakers
s1d writers and the rank aud file con-
that "prohibition has come to stay"
shy they: avon will carry this fight,
but we'i get you next tinc.' Now,
we are not u citing the next time
battle to-day. When it comes, we
will be ready tor it without doubt.
It's Of the colossal struggle now wag-
ing That We would speak, and we
speak ID lhs light OF II three months
ob.crvation of the field. Ever. where
the onset Of the fanatic. hns been
met within spirit ID, tie existence of
which they were profoundly ignorant.
Tlclr chim WAS that the papcr.
and lcadcrs of differentiation
were the li.,d tools Of the -.lool-
the rreatiIr9. of Anbci.,cr. Bu-,b and
that hired hcp didn't amount TO
much i'm s,rlo,lc such a. This Pro.
yre-..u0 = litt,c they fouud man uf-
ter man entering the fight who va,
above SUSPICION. Mill. liam
Geek. Seth shepard. Grain and Gu.
Cook have never been even remotely
,l,u,r.ed If beino mercrnary thc
hired advocate. of any AZ, OF
pnliti. al rriuc,uln. TLcv ware g..
toni,hcd and Tho pcople udiouant.
.N refused 10 believe that ,l,4o mon
were nlucr. oftbcbrcwery. The
neon. ,ncw them. and know of the
,acrifce. cncL had uade for the cau-o
o., humau librrtv
q, tho otb.r hand toL,o tbo o1vo.
cgtc. of prohibition and note n fact
which imrres.o. nil who oiyc thc sub,
inct any attention ,vhntevcr The
nr,urinoI odvorn,cs of nroh,l,it are
either man with detective democratic
rccord. .orohoad. ar men who arr
op,uly and ayowodly working with
might and main 10 "brenk nm Tho
mocratic MARTY" Inn state cnstino
-uch n democratic majority a. Tcxa.
IA, been doing. tbi.ls very untortu-
nate tor the prohibltionist.. There /.
no latent sympathy amonl
tho people for this motive. On tn,
, contray the sympothies of the peopl,
90 out to those who battle for dem.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

to bcqucath to your children, i,
-t-ong, clean, pure constitution ia
ter than wealth. because it viii ney.
prove u curse You cannot give wh,
YOU do not posscss, but mothers vi.
lind in DR.. PIERCE l'avorltc prescr.,
ton a wonderful help-corrcctiuc
wcakncssr,, bringing their systen
into perfect condition, so that tLt
children. untainicd, shall rise Up
cal them blessed
There is not n druggist in all the ht
But always keeps stock on hau
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
Preach Chu,, today.
Thc H,bIc Against 1t

From the BieL4Am Banner.
Elder j, f. Grubbs, pastor of the
Christian church at Clcburne, has res
signed hi, position for the reason
that he opposed prohibition, while
his congregation was largely in favor
of it. After rendering his rosignR.
ton he addressed the largest audience
that ever assembled in Cleburne, at
the court house, on Wednesday night,
about 80 per cent of whom were
ladies, i'll opposition to the amend
ment, quoting from the Bible tc back
ny his assertions, Continuing he said:
ale had believed this amendment TO
be non-religious, non sectariAp, non
partisan and he could ally him.
self on one side or tie other.
He had given the question pro-
found thought and he could not sup
port the amendment. He had long
bince been taught to revere the
sible as revelation from God to
man. He had gone to the bible for
his light and he would stand with his
bible, and be believed prohibition
contrary to this teaching. All rights
that man has in this world were nat
ural and inallenable, yet in the organ
izstion of society it was necessary to
have laws. Here he quoted from
Leviticus, 9th chapter 10Th verse. lie
would not ask his audience to take
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
Mr.Grccn Momnci, Bead

special Dispatch to Tho Examiner
FAIRFIELD, July Is Mr.. Gr
Womack, who was SHOT bynue,
boy on last Monday, died ye,tcr5
at II O'Clock, and viii be buried b.
'oGay. The verdict Of the Jury
inqucrt l. that he was shot ny "
liam Dutbar, the negro already
cu,cd by THE EXAMINER's cori
pOndent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

lF Col, D1nison, the veteran editor
of the Bolton Reporter, had but stop
ped to refresh his memory as 10 DR..
CAROLS capacity and disposition to
run campaign upon iuvective and
personalities, he might have expert
enced less surprise at the reverend
gentleman's seeking an opportunity
to exercise this talent upon Col.
Mills. At all earlier stage of the
campaign DR.. Carroll gave ample
evidence OF his inclination and fecun-
dity in the bilingsgate line. His
uuprovoked, unwsrranted aud un-
manly attack upon Governor Ross,
for declining TO accept his propa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
WACO. TENAS. JULY H. 1857

All persons, either gentlemen or
ladies, residents Of McLcnnan county
desirous of attending the great True
Blue Rally AT Fort Worth on July 26.
are requested to send their names NJ
once TO Gen. FeliN Robertson OF this
city, in order that be may have oppor-
tunity to provide ample teau-porta-
ton.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Appointments Of Major Joe H. Stewart
hyle, Wednesday, July ~.
Iinnine, Caldwell county, Thurs
Il ay, July 81.
Gonzales, Saturday, July %.
Appointments Of Hon. John Hancock,
Georgetown, Monday, July is.
Other dates will be announced from
time to time by Judge Hancock.
APPOINTMENTS OF HON. GEO. 7, TODD.
Iexarkana, Monday, July IS.
lied Hill, (Cass Coz tuesday, July 10.
APPOINTMENTS or HON. JOHN n. COPE
LAND,
Caldwell, Monday. july Is.
Navasoia, Wednesday, July 20.
anderson, Thursday. July "I
huntsville. Friday, July 3D.
Crockett, Saturday, JUS o..
Palestine, Monday, july %.
Jewett, Tuesday, July 25
BuilHlo, Wednesday, July -.
Taylor, Friday. july 29.
georgetown, Saturday, july 80.
Round Rock, Monday, August
Lampasas, Wednesday, August ..
APPOINTMENTS OF HON. SETH SHEPARD.
Corslcana, Tuesday, August B.
Col. Shepard will make other up
slntments hereafter.
0P0lNTMENTS or HON. BARNETT GIBBS,
Walnut Springs, Monday, July *.
Dublin, "Wednesday, July ~.
DE Leon, Friday, July ~.
Cisco, Saturday, july %.
Tyler, Tuesday July 20.
Palestine, Thursday, July IS.
Huntsville, Friday, July 20.
Houston, Saturday, July 80.
Gonzales, Monday, August /.
PP0INTMENTS OF HON, ". n. CRAM.
Austin, Monday, July Is.
san Marcos, Tuesday, July ~.
san Antonio. "Wednesday, july 20
Mr.. Grain will announce further
appointments for west Texas.
APPOINTMENTS or HON R, Q. MILLS,
kosse, Monday, July IS.
Gonzales, Wednesday, July 4u
Lockhart, Friday, july -.
San Marcos, Saturday, july 25.
APPOINTMENTS or HON. GUSTAyE COOK
san Marcos, Saturday, July 20.
Austin, Monday, July %.
Georgetown, Tuesday, July &C.
Burnet, Thursday, July %.
Galveston, Tuesday, August q.
APPOINTMENTS or HON ". H. P0Pt
Jefferson, Marion county, July 10.
Blockers, Harrison county, July %
TeXarkana, Bowie county, July %
Appointments for other speaker,
Will be announced from time to time
and our friends are requested 10 sup
plomont the notice with local publ
cations.
GEORGE CLARK, Chairman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

a SMALL dealer in Muscatinc, la,
finds that it required fIty'one feet OF
paper to enumerate his June sales 1t
took 1852 barrels Of beer, SO gallons OF
whisky, 10 gallons OF gin, Z gallons of
straight alcohol and q gallons of
brandy to keep his customers in gen
real health during that time.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
IIa WIN do Nriihrr.

New YORK, July l6-Dr, McGlynn
denies the rumors that he has en-
gagged y ssege to Europe and that he
Will sue Archbishop Corrigan for
100000 damages. He says he will
DO neither.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

FROM The Hard, man County Ncws.
Richard Coke is dead This is a
fayoritc expression. DO you like 1t
very much, fellow democrats! Coke
has not done any more than any other
man has right to do, viz He has
expressed n determination TO vote
ami prohibition. ana does not indorse
political preachers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

CARBoNnALE, His, july lG. While
Mis-, John a. Logan was out riding
yesterday her horse backed the
buggy over an embaukment, and Mrs.
Logan was thrown under the horse,
feet, sustaining wound quite serions
but not necessarily dangerous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

WAsHINGroN, July l6,-John j,
Walker, ofTeXns, ha, been rendered
the Office of counsel general and sec
retarv OF legation ut Bogota Vice, v
g. King IT gned, He has accepted
tha olce and will receive tho ep'
poin'ment when tie president re
turn. 10 Ma,hiMWlOn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

From the MrNia Ledger
THE WACO EXAMINER Think DR..
Carroll got quite enough OF Mills.
Mills cuts like atTo.edged sword
and few there be who want TO ret IN
his way,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

LEI democrats take hope. Hal w.
Greer has declared for prohibition,
He has also declared tor the what.is-
1t convention, which no one attended,
not even he himself.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

4 pRoHIBIToRY law in China COM
nlanded the destruction OF the vine,
2nd now China has the opium habit.
Iowa is in the same lesky boat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

j rom the san Antonio Express.
Anti-democrat hate Cain because
his name is william IIcnnery. Any
thing IN the remotest degree connect-
ed with y hen makes a prohibltionist
he down tired.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Hon. COLUMBUS TYSON OF san
a ntonio is booked for -peecn AT
Fort Worth on the Goth,